Former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho discusses his interview with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, his two-book deal with Oprah Winfrey's imprint and relying on his faith, and Rob and Remy discuss patience, perseverance and persistence.

Philadelphia Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto opens up about his walk with the Lord and Rob and Remy discuss God's faithfulness and staying the course.

Former NFL player Freddie Scott II shares how serving others helped him overcome depression and Rob and Remy talk about encouraging and uplifting others.

Rob and Remy talk about forgiveness and canceling cancel culture, Arizona Cardinals linebacker Devon Kennard discusses his community work and NFL community relations manager Christina Hovestadt shares her testimony. 

Rob and Remy discuss the essence of Christianity, Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Auden Tate talks about his faith and Dave Urban and Joe Connor share about their ministries. 

Rob and Remy discuss turning to the Lord first for help, 11-time Pro Bowl tight end Jason Witten talks about his humbling experience as a broadcaster and Cairn University's Gwen Rapp chats about her role as director for strategic partnerships and graduate programs. 

Rob and Remy discuss timing and chat with former NFL star receiver Greg Jennings and Tom Sherf, Cairn University's assistant vice president for enrollment.

Rob and Remy talk about purpose and favor, Raiders running back Josh Jacobs joins the show and Cairn University Athletic Director Jay Butler and Vice President for Philanthropy Tammy Butler are special guests for "Cairn Month"

Rob tackles racial injustice and inequality, and chats with twins Shaquill and Shaquem Griffin from the Seattle Seahawks and Cairn University women's lacrosse coach Deanna Thorpe.